How to populate an Outlook Client by Creating a Mail Item, Attach a Report, and Send the Mail through AX 2009
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To display/upload the documents for a record in a newTable through EP in AX 2009, we can use the existing Web menu items like EPDocuList, EPDocuListPopUp, EPDocuListFromInfo etc., But if these menu items are directly used on our new EP pages then it doesn’t work properly. The solution would be to add a relation with…
I have seen that few developers have a problem in getting the total Sales order amount or sales quotation amount with Tax /discounts etc., in the preferred currency before invoicing because these are not stored into any specific tables. The below form shows, where we can see the sales totals, Accounts Receivable->Sales Order-> Inquiries Menu->Totals…
Hi, In this post, I would like to explain you my experiences on the data upgrade from AX 3.0 and AX 4.0 to AX 2009. Please post your comments if you have any doubts on this…….. Data Upgrade from AX 3.0 to AX 2009 Perform the Consistency Check for all the required modules in AX…
The simplest way to store an image for a record into AX tables is by using the CompanyImage Menu Item. I will explain you with an example below: Generally, most of the customers would request for a functionality to store an image for an item. For this, there is no need of high customization. Initially,…
If you want to get all the error messages in the infolog in a desired language then just put this small code snippet and run it in a job. infolog.language(LanguageId); then whole UI of AX Client will be changed to the desired language and we will get the error messages into the infolog in that…
Today, I have a found a new function in QueryRun class and thought of sharing it here in this post. Its use can be found while integrating AX with some external applications. I am sure that everyone has used queryrun class in x++ code. I have found out a special function in QueryRun Class with…
Thanks for the code! 😉